Iowa National Legislative Forum A Success
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National Collision Industry Legislative Forum in Des Moines, Iowa
Sponsored by the Iowa Collision Repair Association
April 24,2008 5:30 Cocktails 6:00 Dinner
Prairie Meadows I-80 Exit 142 - Prairie Meadows Drive -
Altoona, Iowa - 1-800-325-9015
Missouri Collision Coalition Collision Repair Association(California)
Nevada Collision Industry Association Washington Metropolitan Auto Body
Oklahoma Auto Body Association Massachusetts Auto Body Association
Auto Body Association of Connecticut Wisconsin Collision Association
SCRS Executive Director Dan Risley will be moderating this event.
Meet your colleagues from around the United States. Find out what we can all do together!
• Overview Of Iowa Legislation by NFIB - Andy Warren
Mail the attached reservation form with your check by April 15 to:
ICRA or fax to: 319-393-0664
c/o Jim Thompson
4813 Center Point Rd. N.E.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52402
For credit card payment call Pam
at 319-393-3226
Dinner $30.00
If you have any questions, please call Jim Thompson @319-560-8820
Please Note:
The Iowa Collision Repair Association is sponsoring SSB 3261. This bill is asking for the Iowa law to be changed so collision repairers can be reimbursed for sales tax on paint and material. Legislation activity will be updated regularly on this website, or call Jim Thompson at 319-560-8820 or Mark Martin at 515-964-7291.
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When this bill goes to the floor- ICRA will be contacting shops and asking them to call their state representatives.
Please go to the Legislation button at your left to find maps of the Iowa Legislative Districts and a listing of State Representatives with their phone numbers.
SSB3261 reads …….. ‘ A Bill For An Act relating to the definition of retail sale under the sales and use taxes to include separate charges for paint and other vehicle body materials used during a motor vehicle collision repair. ….
Section 1. Section 423.1, subsection 45, Code Supplement 2007, is amended to read as follows:
45. “Retail Sale” includes the separately stated charge made for automotive refinish repair paint and other vehicle body materials that are permanently applied to or consumed during a motor vehicle collision repair.
Explanation
This bill amends the definition of “retail sale” to include paint and vehicle body materials that are applied to or consumed during a motor vehicle collision repair if the charge for each of these items is separately stated. This would result in the purchase of these items by a motor vehicle repair shop being exempt from the sales tax because they are considered purchased for resale.